Minimalist Moms Podcast | All Things Minimalism, Intentionality & Simple Living

The Minimalist Mantra of the Week is a quick, 5-minute episode with a phrase you can think on throughout the week - especially if you plan on doing any holiday shopping!

This week's mantra is: Start T…

This week, I bring you my interview with organizing expert, Christy Lingo. Christy is the author of the book, 100 Clutter-Free Gifts: And Why You Want Them. Today she is here to discuss how she culti…

In this conversation, Alli Williams shares her journey of paying off six figures of debt while still saving and living a fulfilling life. She emphasizes the importance of being intentional with finan…

After losing her husband to a drunk driver in 2016, Krista St-Germain's life was forever altered. More than 5 years later, Krista now serves a network of over 18K widows while being a mom, grief expe…

In this episode, Diane interviews Courtney Burg about her book, 'Loyal to a Fault: How to Establish New Patterns When Loving Others Has Left You Hurting.' Courtney shares her personal journey of over…

For many, the holiday season often stirs up a range of emotions. Whether it's juggling multiple social gatherings, engaging in conversations with family members, or managing the responsibilities of h…

For those that are new around here, I release bonus episodes that serve a niche part of my audience, I have listeners of all faith backgrounds that listen to the podcast. This episode is coming from …

Joining me for her third appearance on the show is professional organizer, Tracy McCubbin. On this episode, we talk about Black Friday pressures, sticking to a holiday budget, buying secondhand prese…

Countless people are struggling with anxiety, angst, and stress, or at the very least, they know someone who is. Despite the advancements in safety, communication, and technology, people are lonely, …

"What now? I am out with lanterns, looking for myself. But here’s the thing about carrying light with you: No matter where you go, and no matter what you find—or don’t find—you change the darkness ju…

Joining me for her third appearance on the show is the voice behind the popular 1000 Hours Outside movement, Ginny Yurich. Our conversation focuses a lot on the evolution of getting our children outs…

Episode Summary:  I'm thrilled to introduce you to my guest, Nir Eyal, the esteemed author of the renowned book, Indistractable. In today's conversation, Nir provides a profound insight into masterin…

Episode Summary: In today's bonus episode, my guest, Kelly Smith and I delve into the topic of meditation in overcoming feelings of resentment in relationships. Stay with me here - I promise there is…

When the topic of movement arises, it often evokes thoughts of exercise. However, we tend to underestimate the constant positioning and motion our bodies undergo throughout the day, affecting our mus…

Episode Summary:  Loneliness is a universal struggle that lowers life expectancy, increases anxiety, and causes a profound longing for what we once had. It wreaks havoc on our physical and emotional …

What if the hardest conversations with your kids could become the most meaningful? In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Robyn Silverman, also known as the Conversation Doc, to explore powerful insigh…

Can being well-mannered actually make life easier? According to author and speaker Brooke Romney, the answer is yes—and not just for kids, but for families as a whole.

In this insightful and practical…

Ever wonder what the homes of professional organizers actually look like? In this episode, organizing expert Shira Gill joins us to share a sneak peek into her new book, Organized Living—a behind-the…

Who is this episode for? Women! (Especially if you ever fall into the comparison trap or mindlessly scroll socials!)

Episode Summary: As a follow-up to a popular reel I created on Instagram, Tara Clar…

I rarely re-release an episode but I found myself scrolling through the podcast archives and saw that this episode had very few downloads. I looked at the release date and noticed that it had origina…